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WILLIAM J. MILLER, 01 SVJISSVALE BOROUGH, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGHGR. BY

MESNE ASSIGNMENTS, TO VJILLIAM J. MILLER, INC, OF SWISSVALE PENNSYL- VANIA, A' CORPQILATION OF DELAl/VARE.

GLASS-FABRICATING MACHINE.

Application filed December 26, 1922. Serial No. 608,976.

My machine consists of ne and useful improvements in automatic machines for fabrieating glassware.

l/Vhile the illustrated embodiment of the principles of my invention is more particulerly intended for application to machines for blowing wide mouth bottles, many of the novel features of the invention are advantageously applicable to machines for produc ing narrow mouth bottles and other ware.

I show a new and improved method of power-drive for Obtaining intermittent. motion of the mold support.

.1 show a new and improved mold support or table. the some. being hollow to provide internal chambers to which a cooling blast. of

air is supplied and from which air blastsarc led. preferebly by means of pipes or tubes, to the molds. c

I also provide improved means for supplyinghot-h constant and intermittent air blasts to other portions of the machine, such as to the pressing plunger between pressing operations.

I also provide new and improved means for opening and closing the blow or finishing molds, and also for clamping the same ClOSGf. during the blowing operation.

I provide new and improved transfer means for transferring the parisons from the parison molds to theiressociat-ed blow molds. I provide a new and improved take-oil means to remove the finished ware from the blow molds.

I provide new and improved means for cleaning broken glass or imperfect blown articles from the blow molds before the transfer operation.

I provide new and improved means for operating the blowing mechanisms.

I provide new and improved cam mochation, the funnel being arranged to he swung aside, either manually or automatically, and. a. chute being positioned under the feed, to direct the gob or gobs of glass away from the parison molds, as where the parison mold already contains glass as it moves into the feeding position.

I show new and improvemeans -tor lubrieating the machine,inclucing a lubricant bath for the main dri e and means for delivering lubricant to the various hearings, means being also provided for filtering the oil.

Other novel features of construction. and arrangement of parts will appear from the following description.

In the acmmpanying drawings, which are however merely intendc to illustrate the practical embodiment of the principles of my invention without. limiting the. scope of the latter to the construction sli.oivn,'l i.o;. l is a side elevation of a machine to WlilclhlIlV invention is applied; Fig. 2 is the reverse elevation oi the same; Fig. 3 is a plan view of the. base or bed and the drive contained therein; Fig. 4 is a section taken along the line I V-IV in Fig. 3 hut with the mold table and wind box added"; Fig. 5 is a. broken plan view of the mold table; Fig. 6 is a plan view of the wind box; Fig. 7 is a section taken along the line VILeVlI in Fig 6; Fig. 8 is an enlarged vertical section. of one of the parison molds; Fig. 9 is a side elevation of one of the blow molds mounted on the mold table; Fig. 19 is a top plain View 0' a blow molt and its mounting; Fig. 11 is a plan 14 is an elevation end Figll is a plan.

view of the lever which. opens and closes the blow molds; Fig. 16 is a detail showing the mold table locking device; Fig. l? is-arr enlarged detail of the same; Fig. 18 is an enlarged elevation showing the actuating mechanism for the striker pin of the purison molds; Fig. 19 is a broken plan view of the some; Fig. 20 is a detail showing the open ating cam track for the same; Fig. 521 11 plan view showing" the actuating means tor the talrc-out; Fig. 22 is an cnla ed side vation of the takeout; Fig. 23 in enlmget de ail showing the illlKQ-OU t carriage and gr ping fingers; Fig. is a. sectionalong; the

' XXIV-XXIV in Fig. 23; Fig. is :1 showing the means for properly preware in the blow molds to the is an enlarged detail show- )er! ially in section along the Y V1 in 2?; Fig. 27 is a a View of the same; Fig. 28 an en detail of the transfer looking from :fht in Fig. 2b; Fig. 29 is a detail show- ;he mounting of the transfer pinion on the shaft; Fig. is an enlarged detail showing the transfer arms and lingers; Fig. 31 is an enlarged elevation of the blow head and mold locking mechanism, the supporting arm and raising and lowering cam being shown in. section; Fig. is a detail of the mold locking device looking from the right in Fig. 31; Fig. 32 is a detail in section of a portion of the structure shown in Fig. 32; Fig. 233 is a top plan view of the mechanism shown in t ig. 31: Fig. ill is a top view showing the pitmen and their operating cams; Fig. is an enlarged plan view showing the teeding funnel, the safety chute and their mounting; Fig. 36' is an enlarged section taken alonr the line XXXVI XXXVI in Fig. 35; l ig. 37 is a top plan view of the pedestal showing the balan ed valve which controls the ap dication and reliel' of pressure to the pressing plunger cylinder: Fig. 38 is a detail of the same taken along the line XXX\'lll- XXXVIII in Fig. 37; Fig. 3!) is a broken side elevation showing the automatic power re and Fig. isa broken side elevation of ti machine illustrating the automatic oiling system,

The l'ollowing i a detailed description of the drawings.

flhe bed A of the machine is formed of a horizontally disposed casting which may be portahly supported by the axles l and the wheels 'ilte casting is periun-trally defined lrva vertical llange 21. forming a boxing within which the drive is eontained. and the central portion of the floor ol' the ('tl.' llIl;I is depressed to form an oil sump r so that the driving elenu-ntswork in an oil bath.

At its rear end is the horizontally di posed sleeve bearing 5 in which is journaled the power shaft 6. the outer end of the shalt beingprovi led with a g ar 7. or other means f r applying rotarypower. while the inner end of said shalt is provided with a beveled pinion h meshing with a beveled gear 5) on the upper portion ola vertically disposed shall it: whirl: is journaled in a housing lnuclr! ll intiunt d n the bed A.

The. lower portion of th shaft id i pr titled with a pinion, l2 meshing with a ring gear l2; depending l'roin its huh 1-4 which is rotatably mounted on the c nter bearing member 15 bolted to the floor of the bed A.

Tat. lvwct end oi the vertically dispo ed cam shaft ii is keyed in the bore of the huh memas her it. and extends up through the vertically disposed pedestal C mounted on the bed A.

The ring gear 13 meshes with a like ring gear 16. of similar diameter, depending from the driving member 17 of 21 Geneva drive, which driving member is rotatably mounted on the center hearing member 18 bolted to the floor of the bed A. 19 is a cross member car ried by the bed A, and provided on its under surface with a bearing 19* in which the hub of the member 17 is journaled. 19" and 19" are closure plates for the bed A.

20 is the annular driven member of the Geneva drive. and which is rotatably mounted on the perimeter of the annular center bearing member 21 bolted to the floor of the casting A. the bearing member 21 being provided with a circumferential shoulder 22 which supports the driven member 20 from below at the proper elevation.

The driving member 17 is provided with the usual upper and lower radial arm 23 to carry the driving roller 24 which is adapted to engage the radial slots 25 in the driven member i l. and is also provided with the arcuate portion 2!, which is adapted to engage the areuate recesses-J7 in the perimeter of the driven member Qt). Thus the driving memj ber. rotating at constant speed, it iparts an intermittent, or step by step, movement to the driving member 20.

Axially disposed in the member 21 is the sleeve 28 which is supported by the radial web spokes 29 integral with the member 21 and the sleeve 28. I

D represents the axial standard about which the mold support revolves, and the lower end of said standard is inserted into the vertically disposed sleeve 28, being held in proper elevation by the tapered ring 30 which is seated in the beveled upper bore of the sleeve 28, and which bears upwardly against a circumferential shoulder 31 of the standard. Nuts are screwed on the lower end of the standard against the lower end'of the sleeve 28. thus clamping the standard rigidly in place.

The upper end ofthe sleeve 28 is provided with a horizontally disposed, circumferential flange 33 which loosely fits the central aperture. of the. circular revolving mold table E. Said table is bolted to the member 20 of the Geneva drive. i

The. mold table I is also rotatablv supported by an anti-friction device; such as that composed oi the ball bearings 34.- which run in the raceway formed in the channel shaped annular track 35 supported on the bed A. and which is engaged from above by the annular concentric shoulder 36011 the underside of the table. which shoulder extends down into the track 35.

F is the wind box preferably a casting, and shaped substantially as shown in Figs. 4, t; and-7. Said wind box is provided with a radial slot or opening'37 which permits the some t ho slid into place (o noontricully with tho standard l). 'lhr box, I is bolted to the top flaunt: 263 of the .Hltti't? 28-.

Tho box F i hollm'v. being provided with an inn r tflliillllltt lit o'liirh snrroum's the (-ontur ot' the Hock in the form of an lllLUtlv plow rim-hr. and homid llllr :u'o foriuivl by the walls, of the slot 237.

Tho bottom wall of tho (*ltt'llllll l' 23S l ll:1!'-- tiully cut away around it; innor mill. as shown at $.39. to maintain con. tion through the opon ports 6 in the.- ilsingo a ith the in" lorior of tho liozrring inrmhor '"l. The lop wall of the chamber 3. is gnfoviwl Willi llrf: circular oponings til, 41. 4'2 and oqtmlly hiliUfPl apart and oonoontriuilly arranged rt-lrrtivo to LltO- axis of the box F.

Surrounding the chamber 38 is tin: Sllllllilt ohzunlwr 44 WhOStB bottom will is provided with d L'onrontrlrully arrangoi'l sorior of ports -33 Si); in number and whose top All is proi l il with a sorivs of port: 4t}. 47. 4S) and Lin llt'ttl the perimeter of tho tam hlor-li and morontrir: thorowith;

Tho ports in lllt top of lflio wind box F are urwl to (Iloliwr :iir blasts for Pooling: pun Imam. such as; for the pressing plunger. the ut isim mold a,

The inner portion. of tho tahl E urthe glorlion whirl: exioncla over the hearingmember 2i is of Erma donth or thickness than the outer portion w! said table, Said. inner portion is provided with series, of ports 51 urltlllfjtd ron'centriczally of HM luiiilo and adapted. as the tahle reiolves, to intermitontly rr gihtrr ith the ports -l of tho block Fv it) repr with: blast pipos having their lowvr 0nd; in: rtorl in the ports in thrwind liox l'oi thv rlolivory of rooling blastsv to Vitl'lotlw portions of the urn-him. ouch as the pressing plunger and tho lilrv. 5U rol'iresonts plugs to trlmr unuwti air ports.

The: outvr or deeper port ion of thotnl lo E i. h llow. its interior being tllYltlGtl into :in

' :n'rsingzml scrim wt a-rnuentzil llltlltihi" the rm'lial orbs or vertical l i' 'fll' lions 53. lluinner rods of said (hulnlwru he upon. The iil p f'i portion of tho \lllf :39 mo on? rival; to provide atiozirumo f r the annular flit?! lilool: 5-! whir-h is moru 'l wrliwnll u: lfisiiuti to 1hr month. oi

ix. lJlllv E of ear-h parison mold and at the rear of the same. the top wall of the corresponding chamber 52 s provided with ports 58 leading down into said chanihor, and to which ports are connected tho blurt pipw :39 whose hooded upper Pods are arranged to direct currents of air. zrgraiim. tho upper end of the parison mold to rhill the nook of thrnarison so that it may be 521 t'ely transferred to the blow mold. The pipes 52) are preferably provided with the butterfly valves 59 to regulate the blast of our-h pipe imlividuallv.

The flange 33 of the sleeve is provided with a 'ir-s of ports 60 which register with the cut away portion 39 of the bottom wall of the chamber 38 in the cam block F.

The lower and of the bore of the bearing mrmbor Qt registors with an aperture 61 in the bottom of the had A, a gasket 62 being lllitt'POFHl lwtwoon the edge of tho member 21 and the bed A about said aperture to form it tight: joini. 53 ia roduziug ring bolted on tho under ide of the lied A in registration with tho aperture 6tw with an interposml git ln-Y; 81;. (i5 is (1V month ring set in the floor of the building and slotted to ucrommodate tho CU: oil gate 536. The air bl: t pipe 67 leads into said ring from below and is held in place as by sot; screws 68.. The machine, when in position run over the ring 64 so that it. bore registers with that of the reducing ring 63. Tho pipe 6711s connected to a blower or compressor, not shown.

It is thus evident that the air blast is supplied to the interior of the member 21 and thence to the chambers in the table E and the wind ltOX l tho supply of air to the chamber M of iho box F being. however, intermittent owing to the rotation of the tablet F; through how ports 51 rho blast is supplied to the chamber 1-1 of the box F.

To provonl. air blSCH, ing downwardly bo- I twrcn the hearing mom or 21 and central bore of the driven member 29 of the Geneva drink. 1 bolton the top of the member 21 an annular gasket 39 which overhangs the top of tho driven momher 20.

En giract ice I prefer to till the bed A. with hrhriratingr oil up to tho top of the sump 4, Hr: iudigratod by the dotted lino 0. thereby pro riding hull of oil in whirh tho moshing: monilmrs ii! iii and It; run. and from which oil Hr? will ho lalt'l doscrihod to a l l HlF nonringy: of tho machine. Arrnng wl in spur-0d rolation, mid in annulm- 1 mins about the mold tuhlo E are the pnriwn mold fitumls 70 which are suhstzintiah i l,ll.lll1'lilililllditllllhtllltllltlllttllUlllG :old lilllll. :o- :it 71, with llwit' opium ilisposml l0 \wrrl tho n gh: of tho table. Said stands are i'rovidorl with rniswd mold souls T2 into \Vllltll 15,- hli eswof tho purison mold, G fit. as who i: in Figs. H and. 13. I

'lho bottom oi mid llii'ldlf-l may ho pro-- riled will; u rircumforrntizil llungo 73 which nnty be engaged from above by clips '74 held in place by bolts screwed into threaded holes in the stand 70 The stands 70 are provided with vertical ports Y6 which register at their lower ends with the air ports 58 in die table and into whose upper ends are inserted the lower ends 01' the stand pipe: in} above referred to, said stand pipes having hooded upper ends which direct the air l)l1l l toward the necks of the parison mold; thus chilling the necks of the parisons so that the latter may be transferred to the blow mold: without crushing or distorting the parisoiis. The stand piies 5!) are lined in the vertical ports T6 as y Set screws. Thus the elevation of ihe discharge ends: (it the stand pipes may be regulated to suit various heights of molds.

The bodies of the mold, stands 70 are recessed as at 77, said recesses communicating with the ports 76, so that the stands are keptl'roni mrerheating.

The parison holds (i ure shown as solid, but hinged parison molds may be substituted with properly designed stands to provide for their opening and rlosing.

'lhe bottoms of the parison molds are provided with circular openings 78 which extend up to the mold cavity and which accommodate the kick-up pins 79 whose enlarged heads work in the bore 80 which extends down through the stand 70, said bore being of dif t'erentiul diameter to prm'ide an internal shoulder 81 which limits the downward movement of the plunger pin so that the upper end of the latter ZlOIl'llilll terms the axial bottom of the mold cavity. The extreme lower end of the pin 79 is provided with a striking boss 82.

83 is a bushing which extends down through vertically alined holes 84 in the upper and lower walls of the table E and whose enlarged head rests on the top of the table. 85 is a striker pin protrudin down through the bushing 83, and which 15 provided with a circuinferential shoulder 86 which engages an internal shoulder in the bushing and determines? its lowermost position wherein its upper end just clears the boss on the lower end of the pin 79. It is vident that if the lower end of the striker pin 85 is pushed upwardly, the pin 79 will be raised, elevating the parison in the mold (i, so that its neck ma be grasped by the jaws of the transfer device to be later described.

When a mold (l assumes the transfer position, its striker p is raised by a finger 87 mounted on an arm 8% on the horizontal rock shaft 89 disposed tangentially of the path of the table E. The front end of the rock shaft iournaled in a bracket bearing 90 on the bed A, while its rear end is journaled in n hearinglil on a bracket 92 extending from said hell I The finger 87 is pivotally mounted on the arm 88 to swing in the direction of rotation of the table, being resiliently held in its normal position against the stop pin 93 by the spring, 94. Thus the finger will yield in case it accidentally gets in front of a pin 85 while the mold table is moving The rear end of the shaft 89 has keyed thereon the crank arm 95 wl'iose outer end is pivotally connected by the pin on to a lever 9i whose other end is pii'otzllly attached to the block 98 by the pin 05). The l.2l( t'l( 98 is provided with a pin Hill which extends into a transverse slot ifll in the lever 9?. .102 represrnts set screws extending into the ends of the slot 101 through threaded holes in the lever $11". to engage the pin and thus regulate the angle of the lever to the oloelc The block *8 is proi'ided with a hole through which passes a lever 103, said liloals' being normally fixed on said lever b humus of a spring dog ltH carried by said block and engaging a notch it'll") in the le H31. in raw oi' abnormal resistance, the dog will slip iron! the notch, thus avoiding breakage.

The inner end of the lever 103 attath d to a l'Ot'tl/llflulfll frame 113% which slides in parallel t eel; grooves in a support 107 loosely mounted on the main ruin shaft B.

108 represents a hub clamped to said shalt B as by set screws and positioned below the block 107. 109 is an eccentric or 0am track carried by said huh which is engag d y the roll 110 which depends from the rear of i he frame 1013. It is evident that as the shaft ll rotates the linger 87 will he alternately raised and lowered, the action of the mechanism heiu timed so the linger is elevated as soon tl a parison mold is spotted over the same. thus raising the parison so that its top is grasped in th aws ot' the transfer. In cine there is abnormal resistance to the elevation of tin linger ET, the spring dog 104 will slip fr m its notch thus avoiding l itjtiliilfl f.

The purison raising me hanism is shown also in dotted lines in Fin; 3 in the osition in which the same is installed when llw mold table is nrranged to rotate rloi'ltwi o in -teud of countereloclr.wise as indicated in the draw inns 111 reperesents the blow mold strands: one of Whirl) is mounted on the table 1*) lit-tween z'uljacent purisonnioldstands. Said stands 1 11 are substantially U shape with their cuvitus turned outwardly to register with walled reres-es 11:5 in the perimeter of the mold tabie.

/ opening of the stand ill and is {)Ytfilflfll with forwardly vxtrmling trtmnir ns fur the linrizontal shaft 119 whose mils are jmimal'fid in hi'nizmmtal hole; in thv Qm'lfi of the stand 111. The l'ltlliiilUllS have depending slotted can: 12L ('0 0m: 50 ml wliirli ir'a pivoted the inner end of :1 {)U'Fll mti 12L which slides in a guide slut in n limt'ktt lziil ixoltecl to the lwrinieter of llli': Mi it- :m-l extruding partialls :u-ross the, XQ UP-m' 112 in the perimetral mlgz m: tin Hliltn Tilt, outer will in the push roll l2! lh liii'nr utoil tn mmmt tin zmtifriclltlll rollvr B3 mi :1 rrirzil ilXlS.

1:24 is a limit loam; \tliirli is resiliently positinnml in :i llhSitllliltllfv illhgjt'llllill msitiun rvlatlve to llw porinwlvr (if l'lwt:1lilt with its l'lw mnl twirling: in the iliri'ectinn (ii the tnlllUs I'Olflllliill, 'llw l'lill tlltl 0i Nllll levm' i livrl tn llu upper wi l if :1 sliuit L juuinul -ii in i1 'vm'i-icnl sleeve 1226 Supported from film annular tmrli' 35. "llit lower, protruding (ml of tin;- slmtt 22; i. prnvi ilml with v. rzulial arm 125 mnnwlasl by .i spri' 2255 with a iixml'ptiiiit )ll tlir immiiinin engagement 0t the Mil W123 in fla r WW I' t :15; the Ull'llf; mumrzairws iii; p iii tn lie slurred iii. tlms til mmmn outwardly.

'iilt-tl with :i revv lUL-T'Jlifi? fall of lilmi unlit lmtimii is tliiiiipetl. {ii (Z1540 tilt mold lii'i'ito-iii abnornmlly i tilting; m mnwmviit, tlzc {limit of the my l2 1:

UW'JVUIUP iintl Ellie lQver liZ-l ii: foraml out mrtliy illa'l't'flti 0i tilting: tilw lmttnm. Thus liriteziluigv ir; :uuiilml.

Thus tilting of the mold bottom occurs as lim tints tlisa'lizirging any ln'nken gliws or inqivrfer-t ware left in the .mulel by the wkw nut \Viwn the push I'Ull pusws mi! of vnglige went with the lover 12x uwing t0 ti'ir mnvz int-rt Hi the Illfiltl table ill? mold bottom will swing li= vi; and i2 pri gwrly positimiml in) tile mnlil partrtz. t'lflfii" about tlw (minim owing Y" the i'm-l; um" tliv mulil bot om Ellll'l its t ,i"- rim. him-la is m'rrlialanu-(l lllis'illzli kfl "ln prvvmit tlw mn tl bottom -viri; yin z ihv fiflily liz nuhl its git-0pm" position. l prm' ilr :m mli hiaiiilti 40;- rt'fPW i727 nmmiljml in am inig w nf m? inked to the meld pa its $40 tlmt a movement of the yoke member 128 l)\\-"Jl(i tli'e axis of the table will serve to own the mold while a revorm movement hi the yoke will close this mold about: the bottom 11:), 'l'lra linl; connectiun isslimvn as f0ll0wr-:.

The free Hi9? oi the lllOlll parts provided with horizontally ilispo'sml (ZH'S 129 provided With RQil'lttll llUlOS for the lmltsi 130 which pivomily min-"l1 the *lQOWs 13! 1) that tho latter swing: mi wrtiml axis. 133 re rs soms; the ll'nk'l'fllifi u'iiuw illl'illtltl \flllS are insvrtwl tlarnuu'li tlw sit-Wm I31 and lhlfl in proper pusitimi (la-win ll lllt, imwr Ellltl "Hi0? lurk nuts. 'l" at utluir mils of mill rolls an: qimrw-l ill'ltl l vmnlly wnm-vtinl to tlm ummsitiwill: ui tin ynlw listtlliJtZ 1 by the littltltHl-Pins lil i linw l'.)\\ll' illl'titit k l m lls aw sirrmrwi intu lill ihlL-(l iiule: 113? mm the l -1 iii-i in tlit illllr; wt" illt yoke 528, A plurzili 01' vvli il-i)l(.-' 1L: arr pmvidml in with iii lit mils of the :(lkP mmnber, for adjusting tin; tin-mt Hf tlw links. This atljuslmvnt. mggvtlu-r with that uti'mwluil by the sl 11'? 1:31 iiiltl i l: iwrl: mils girm'itlw fur iliii'vmiit aims and (llillhkiil'lB m lUllRlJlG iUiilllS.

Tm "Mm (if i'l'w jsnltr 'nmnim' i238 is prui'iilwl \Yll llil longitudinally tlliijih'ifll seat 135 in it; imp snrfme in Wltiwll is sealed the block 1 36 whirl) is lmlti statiumiry by the spring (lugs 13? swirled in Til i338 interact-ting the start; 2 35 at mum: nml :it ri it angles thereto, Wllitll il ig ri re ntlv origam mutt-lies in the sidvis of tilv ljli t 'f 125i? 'llw mutare in 'ln m'l in tin; whorl-1m li-l plutw flit") lime tllljfl'ltllt eilgw are bi' tl t' l apart in prmirlc a slot H0 Tilt block 1316 i, proviilml with a pin Ml extruding up through the slot 14 Hill 142 it a rollrr on tlw protruding upper mil (if will pin. it lent Him a force vxnrtml against said rnll'in in muvv it toward tliv pvrimr-tvr m ilw tn lv will \iOSG lllQ mol l. wiiilv El tliirgw msitml mi wi l rnllv'r in risiw'w (l rm-tim'i will i'vvnlt ll: mpmiinf: tlw mulsl lTi v' tlw- :iwlzi :elim ti'h'tilly rwirl own ng ur 'l:=:-iig \iimn l ll'i'k 2& nppiii'xl to tlul'fllllf', ilwt ring il-i' ill? will vii} from iif I}U!t'l k-- in tlwiir t tliv l'ilot it 136. ilill pvrmittinq tlu' l'l'Hi tilt; to be Hillfhil itily in tin 2m [33. witimiit lilfiilnfl flu yrikv 128.

'llnblow lllt)ltl.- are (lwmi cxcvpt when oywnwl trz. y-ruriiv fwr tlw tinhlw l ain, :ml arv clout-(l nst lir-furc tile rci-vpti n (it "i Frwli pii 'ismi at the transfupnsitimi, in :1 i l tlw iiidlds tlosml I use the ]l(!'l|'l "iltll t lfl'' (if tlw lmx l \rliivli is in the tut-iii wt 1|]! inmiiiplvtv m interru' iml circle. 'l'lir rulius of tin- (ihlf is stir}; mat: the rnllvrs H2 pass airing: in illfl'flg lll llt with the sum tlir yokes 128 at"? held in their m1termost pmitimi wherein the ll'lOldS H are kept (l0.' ((l.

Adjacent tn the take out and transfer positions the pvrinietral circle of tlm box F is inlll) Gal

In the drawings, the lake-oil shown in its retracted. ositiun with its jaws sln'vml and an Open )lOYY mulil quilted unilm llm sauna h is OVlllQIllI lhal when the pilnmn l'(l(l L begins an (rlllWiY l mnwmrnt 1h: run riage L56 will nu.- uL 1111136 begin to mmr 0w lng t0 the action of the fllf'iifln plzuv but the hell crank lvWj-l lTl will. wring (r/unwrcluckwiw, thus raising the shaft and thereby swinging the M dnwnwirilly and lOWiU'llH each other, So that they rlasp tin-1- neck of the finished ware standing in the npen mold (i. As the jaws M 010malunit llirnoel; ml the \m w. llw runtinuorl nmvenn-nl ill' the lwll (:mnl; love-1' will rvslllt in raising linwlml't 17H in lllQ mni'iage, filmrlovuing l iv jaw, and llmil' ljzmlvni ll livn llw lwll wrnnl: lover i135; swung lo the limit il ill HHZ lllltF- mine-ll by tho @nnm of llnr lm r 1722 will: lllt lmver end (sf Tlw giliilrvwrw .lU-i. tllU push (-i'lml'iiy the pitn'n'ln ll will overcome llm frint'iun liri'v irvn the rnrrixgu lilfl The; mils 21ml ranw tln: rarriagrv in HilllP nnln'm ll m: llw mils, Wll l: tlnjclvwuwl jam r will) in" lllt {"Wlucl Warn Wlwn llH yiiinmn rmnlsi t w Pfifil of its nirnlnn it Marts: lls nmwmvni, in flu ungnnilv (lirvctimi will its inilizil nnw'un w.

lierzmnrof the f! riinn bchwvn lin n1 This will lsbillll first in lmvering: tliu s-l'zilf; .70 in i'lir warn-(inn. {lin lmwring the $321;- pomlm'l vim d lllllll live show. Nil reach the hollow iv-l l'ln'rir guLllI-M 'Q, mul inlly regrsiwlingg; lllC jaws 111ml llms kll(=1"i)ll) f the lmllle.

'l'lm lwll rmml; inn-r r minnw in swing; until it GHQ?! :1 stop pin lT-l an ilm mix-magi; WlI H tlm retreat m wcnwnu nl tlw {)lllllilll is oxvrm'l an the izirrieige calming it. in l'-ll1'(f!.l Hlflng' the rails in it; pusilmn :ilmve tl'm lxkc ull' flminn (if (la:- Lion; nml i Wllflll lav minim iirm of inking nut film, mine is rrpwilm h idl'il flu: liluw mnlil having lawn inr-niwlilln np ll' (ml in llw lake-l nt [;!,llliul'|.

189 represnnls :1 pair if appeared lingers having alOwnturnecl ends 182 Whirh are adnplixl to extend into the neck of the bottle or nthrr mi 11 Tlm fingers are clamped against the under fame 0f the arms by niiiz'ms of llie bolted on clamping! plate 182". By loosening said plates the fingers may be 2 Many or outwardly niljmi il-vm (lillLl'Q'Ht sizes of ware.

Ono 0f the arms 17.3 is; prm'nlerl will: an

from the carnage 15 siiiil lfllnn'r; m. plate lining pi'miilw with lmvelm'l COIlli-FS in pr0- (hire a rlnwniwziiril wr-ilging ullecl- (in file arms H5 as llnlll liz a gn-wishes its innrrnirm, pnsihon. As the: earrings reaclu-s the innernmst position. tlw plali: 1M all (the lilnck 153 nu llml llie lingm's m1! are raised out 9!. minim-l, with tho warn Thus the warm ii; li lil zlgnllfil tipping as the n'wld upnns and ipiv-rnli-il in u \l'l'll :zl pnsillim (n thy alwml izmxi i will nun pun-(rel m tlkfihl'l lf: the lranwfw which is usc-il in sliil'L :ln: pnrisfins frmniln: parisnn molds in \-'lll-J'l1lll() "forniml in i mrri-spnmling hlnw Il'lDlilm N mprvsvnts a substantially renl'nngmln' lmiziu ful'liltl'l of (we complementary plum ":uli liming (mu lmll' 0f the upper 11ml i l:

if; lj upon n l;i(-h the arm 189 is mounted in do? ininrll luy the (lirectlnn nf rotation of (hrnw llliilih, In the lllusllnl'inn flu.- nwld m! assumed to be rulaliing (OHDUfIPClUUlfiH To the only!" end of the arm in!) in w, w. llirlia'nvlwl 190. 15H 5:: :1 lmriznnlni m nmml slmfl ivmrnalwl in the arm in r. innrr vnil nl' mi l Qlmft p lwuing' l5 and is prmn w pinion NU fiiFlE llQ with 11 1 .wlwl gm ruinlnlrl mmmmil rm Il-v fili'llll livlll in UN" h ny uni 'nl w .-:i;sn:l;:nl by flu rinliul n in NH lixen l'tlll-iltll l mil in lie llll l mmr lull El n} Th Hlllll einl of like slnii'i lfll 101ml into lie lirarkrl .lflll'und is their prm'l lvi with 1: pinion ll moshing with a vortivnlv ilispavwl rnrlc liar W6 Sllllulll) lqlfiilllil'll will lirnrlwl' an l lmvim1 in lower end .wvm (-i; in :i (HES lwrul 197 sliding (in ihe guide lmm 198 fixed l0 and dvpemling from said lnm'lcr- The. pinion nut rigidly IHHUHlHl (in the shaft 191 but is provided with n wring d0g199 which resiliently engages a nnlrh 200 in the shaft 191, as shown in Fig. 2 d) that in case the transfer device abnormally resists operation the Pinion will lip on (in:

shaft. and thus avoi renkuge. 

